webb: is the assistant director for health policy and education for the national association of insurance commissioners. without further ado, we will turn it over to karen for an overview, and let's go. thank you, karen. i would" the remarks that this has to be the most timely alliance event i have ever dissipated in and probably the most aptly named. the individual health insurance market is indeed at a crossroads, and the signs are not yet clear where it is going next. my job is to remind you where this market has been in the change in direction it took to get where it is today and then tee up discussion with my colleagues about issues raising questions about where it could go into the future. this is a reminder. the individual market -- this is

webb: thank you very much. i agree with all of them. i will not speak quite as much. what i want to focus on today is just we talk so much when we are in washington, very broadly, very nationally, and we hear things like it is collapsing everywhere, everybody is going to lose their insurance, or people say anything is fine, no problems, do not change a thing. the reality is it depends on where you are at. there are areas in the country in some states where it is collapsing. there are many areas where things are going pretty good. small changes will be fine. that is why i courage everybody here as you consider how we move forward, talk to your state regulator. find out what is going on in your state. where are the carriers, what are the prices, what are the issues going on in your state, and work with how you can figure it out with your state, because the reality is you look at one

of the david webb show over on serious radio.hank you so much for talking to us. first, let me just ask you, on the eve of sally yates testimony before the senate about michael flynn, trump maintains and offenses former national security advisor. i want to put up some tweets he put out there today. he said: "ask sally yates, under oath, if she knows how classified information got into the newspapers soon after she explained it to w.h. counsel." also tweeting: "general flynn was given the highest security clearance by the obama administration -- but the fake news seldom likes talking about that." so david, when flynn went to russia and 2016 to deliver a paid speech and take a photo with putin, he was acting under an obama security clearance. that is a point may be we do not hear about so much, the president wants to stress. why is in the media reporting that? >> because they don't want to -- what general hayden said, the former nsa director, kind of points to that. this is what the democrats set up in a narrative over the weekend

(voice of rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) vanilla creme brulee, and a red velvet tea cake...theoniker of "afternoon tea" can be deceptive to a nation fueled by coffee to go. but done properly, it's a ritual well beyond a beverage.sweet and savory. and sophisticated. (pierre antoine raberin, laduree co-ceo): here it's all about the atmosphere. take your time, have your tea, with your mom, with your dad, with your family, with your friends. which may be the reason tea salons ranging from names with international cachet like laduree, to the intimate lady camellia in washington's georgetown neighborhood, report big bookings for mother's day.an afternoon tea bridging the gap until a late supper is often credited to a friend of britain's queen victoria in the nineteenth century. so in modern-day london, for example, afternoon tea is fairly ubiquitous.here in the states, less familiarity, more specialty.making even the simple sweets gently crafted and plated in the lady camellia kitchen seem more exotic.(rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) at the bottom tier, that's usually where you

(voice of rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) vanilla creme brulee, and a red velvet tea cake...the moniker of "afternoon tea" can be deceptive to a nation fueled by coffee to go. but done properly, it's a ritual well beyond a beverage.sweet and savory. and sophisticated. (pierre antoine raberin, laduree co-ceo): here it's all about the atmosphere. take your time, have your tea, with your mom, with your dad, with your family, with your friends. which may be the reason tea salons ranging from names with international cachet like laduree, to the intimate lady camellia in washington's georgetown neighborhood, report big bookings for mother's day.an afternoon tea bridging the gap until a late supper is often credited to a friend of britain's queen victoria in the nineteenth century. so in modern-day london, for example, afternoon tea is fairly ubiquitous.here in the states, less familiarity, more specialty.making even the simple sweets gently crafted and plated in the lady camellia kitchen seem more exotic.(rachel webb, lady camellia tea room:) at the bottom tier, that's usually where y

nobody knows it better than former virginia senator jim webb.for the democratic nomination last cycle and he's completely castigated democrats abandoning their base. thank you for coming on. >> how are you? >> tucker: i'm great. i'm thinking, i remember that there you are nobody by virginia democrats. you were fairly progressive on the economic questions. more conservative on the cultural questions. pro-second amendment. can you imagine with somebody with those views getting the nomination in virginia today? >> well, i can't speak for virginia. but i can speak where the national democratic party has gone. over the last several years. and what i was saying previous to the presidential election and what i was trying to put into a platform when i was running for president is pretty similar to what mayor emmanuel just said today. it's no surprise to anyone in that respect. i think what's happened here if i may, we have a situation where the democratic party has moved very far to the left during the obama years and they can think their selves -- ther

webb: i cannot. >> [laughter] webb: basically every state commissioner, governor, legislatures, they are looking at their market and trying to figure out how can i balance. balance is the key. yes, you want to protect consumers. you want to make sure they get the coverage they need when they need it and get to doctors and all that, but you have to balance with making something that is affordable. and also a marketplace where insurance companies actually want to participate. that is why it is so difficult , especially when a lot of them are national standards put down, and that is were the flexibility we think is necessary. to be able to take those national standards and say, while that may work in that state, in this other area where it is more rural or the mix of demographics, or because of the structure things, i need to be able to change things up a little bit so they can get actual carriers participating and can get affordable coverage to people. that is the balance that will be made at the state level. while that can create some concern about the impact on certain populations, i

the mangled truck came to rest at webb ave and park street.after taking out a street light. it was so loud, people living as far as a quarter mile away heard the truck barreling down the roadway.dave osborne sot - sqealing tires, and you could hear the metal hit the pavement. you could hear the rollingwitnesses say the g-m-c sierra was driving extremely fast southbound on park street, before the fatal collision.sot - it was a big messa woman in a minivan traveling along lincoln way was hit by the truck at park street.sot - by the looks of the minivan, she got clipped. she was really luckythe jaws of life was used to pry open the truck. 7 people were inside. one of them, a woman - died here at the scene. 6 of the other occupants were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. one of them died soon after.sot - it's sad. it's sadsot - pray for their family that they'll have peacethe driver of the minivan will survive. as neighbors looked on in fear, they tell me accidents and speeding in this area are a common occurrence.carol ziogas - lives nearby sot - there's an increase

emily: that was bloomberg technology's alex webb.l market tablet markets continue toss slirn. shipments totaled an estimated 26.2 million units, an eight and a half year over year deadline. it marks the 10th straight quarter the mark as shrunk. they attribute that to an increasing interest in smart phones. >> coming up, slack is opening a new hub in home run do not. the c.e.o. speaks to bloomberg about concerns about brexit and a possibly i.p.o. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the c.e.o. is going against the grain, saying the u.k. will remain a key market regardless of brexit. the c.e.o. of butterfield spoke in london ahead of the official hub. g of slack's new he explains why the company is laying down roots in the country. >> we have a lot of customers. one that most viewers in the u.k. would recognize, retailers like lush, broadcasters like skie, save software. and we want to have a relationship with them and other customers yet to come on board. it is much easier to physically be here. it is a sales-led office with customer success t

alex webb, thanks so much for that update.lup, mary meeker's internet trends report has dropped. we will dive into what has become the state of the union for the tech industry. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s. on serious - xsirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i'm alisa parenti, and you are watching "bloomberg technology." cnn reports former fbi director james comey plans to testify publicly in the senate as early as next week. cnn also reports that comey has spoken privately with special counsel robert mueller to work out the parameters for his testimony to ensure there are no legal entanglements because of his testimony. president trump fired comey this month as the fbi was investigating russian influence in the presidential election. top executives warned of business backlash should president trump withdraw from the u.s. -- withdraw the u.s. from the paris accord. tesla's elon musk, apple's tim all appealed to the president to stay in

webb got back over the loudspeaker and said, that means you, lashbrook.d her to curve her [ bleep ] tongue with me. excuse me french. you all know i got a mouth when i get upset. or when i -- you know, there's no secret about that. i did hang up. i didn't stay on the phone for several minutes. it took me a few seconds to say, i -- i can't just hang up right on my wife, that would be rude and she was in tears and i don't want to be inconsiderate to her, and at the same time, to the officer giving me a direct order. if i'm guilty of anything, i am guilty of verbal abuse. >> they didn't charge you with that. >> yeah. i'm not trying to be a pain in the ass or anything. >> i know you're not and i understand you not wanting to be disrespectful to your wife. but you still got to take responsibility for your actions. i mean really and i understand that. stuff happens. you admitted that you had to be told three times, three times, so that was enough times to lock down and i do -- you know, you have to do what you got to do, and i got to do what i got to do. >> oka

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as an experienced combat veteran in that region, webb was a good man to have at the table. >> he started starting to go through the protocol and figuring out how to rearrange things, i said, you don't worry about it, you just focus on what you're doing, i'm sure we can find a chair and i'll sit right next to you. that's how i ended up in this folding chair. >> what were you watching? >> we were able to monitor in real time what was taking place. >> the visualization that we were able to see on the screen in that small sit room, you know, was certainly somewhat hazy, but totally intelligible to us. >> in the immediate air space over the compound, the blackhawks were on final approach to landing and then trouble. one of the helicopters crashed, up and over a stone wall, the mishap was blamed on a bad downdraft and unusually warm surface temperatures which affect lift and maneuverability. the mission was off to a tense start. >> and so what you see there is the very first thing that was needed to happen in order for the mission to be a success as we were told didn't happen. a helicopter did

clayton: brandon webb, great to see you this morning. >> thanks for having me.ent trump still to accomplish. heather? heather: time now 26 minutes after the hour. tens of thousands of child carriers pulled from store shelves because your child could crack their skull. what every parent absolutely needs to know. ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming. heather: this is awesome. the unique rendition of the star-spangled banner the moment that 18,000 canadian hockey fans all stepped in when the mike stopped ♪ we watched were so glal atlantaly streaming ♪ ♪ tell me something good ♪ tell me that you like it, yeah ♪ heather: shot of radio city music hall right down the street from 1211 avenue of the americans and fox news. some cabs out there getting moving early this morning. thank you so much for joining us. good morning. and you are watching, of course, "fox & friends first." i'm heather childers. clayton: good morning, everyone, i'm clayton morris. 30 minutes after the hour. breaking overnight government shutdown avoided. negotiators have rea

the mangled truck came to rest at webb ave and park street.after taking out a street light.it was so loud, people living as far as a quarter mile away heard the truck barreling down the roadway.dave osborne sot - sqealing tires, and you could hear the metal hit the pavement. you could hear the rollingwitnesses say the g-m-c sierra was driving extremely fast southbound on park street, before the fatal collision.sot - it was a big messa woman in a minivan traveling along lincoln way was hit by the truck at park street.sot - by the looks of the minivan, she got clipped. she was really luckythe jaws of life was used to pry open the truck. 7 people were inside. one of them, a woman - died here at the scene. 6 of the other occupants were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries. one of them died soon after.sot - it's sad. it's sadsot - pray for their family that they'll have peacethe driver of the minivan will survive. as neighbors looked on in fear, they tell me accidents and speeding in this area are a common occurrence.carol ziogas - lives nearby sot - there's an increase

this is south of webb town. you can see it be here partial road there too. river road. in this area. east of barryville. again this tornado warning goes until 6:30. we have a severe thundersrm and down toward midland until 6:30. we'll be tracking this and back with more wusa 9 news at 6:00 after this. >>> manchester station reopened today more than a week after a suicide bomber killed 22 and injured dozens of others. the station is connected to the manchester a ire that. it suffered significant damage in the bombing. police are trying to recreate attacker sal man abedi's movements before he blew himself up outside of an ariana grande concert. we learned today grande will play a charity concert on sunday. she'll have big name cane including cold play, justin bieber, pharrell williams. >>> surveillance cameras captured one of the attacks. at least 15 people flow dead. 27 others now wounded. cell phone video captured the chaos after the attack. iraqi officials say there have been five other deadly bombings in the past two days alone. recent attacks come as u.s. iraqi force

amy: that his former pig factory farm owner don webb. he closed his farm.lain exactly what is in the spray that people are inhaling and getting on their clothes, the residents in these north carolina? is theso the spray animal waste that comes out of -- the hogs are kept in tin metal housing. they have slats in the floor where whenever they go to the bathroom or abort baby piglets or whatever happens with them, it falls through the slats in the floor. it is piped out. their archives underneath the ground. the waste is piped out into the open-air lagoon. there are all kinds of chemicals. and fecal matter methane, ammonia gas, so you can smell it. when people say it smells like run next to miss sometimes rotten collard greens or does it is just a terrible smell. they have been forced off of their wealth because they were seeing remnants of the waste in their well water by the coloring in the odors coming out of their well water. amy: will hendrick but you are an attorney. can you describe how extensive this is, how many people are affected, and what the state

best way to end the debate, get moving is do someone like a garland, jim webb.avid: ron, i got to press you on this, do you really think that would calm down the democrats? don't you think that they are out for the big golden ring and that's the impeachment ring? that's what they're aiming for? >> i mean come on. they've been fighting for this guy for a year to be on the supreme court. he's got to be qualified to be on the fbi. david: hold on, hold on. i'm not disagreeing with his qualifications, what i'm saying is the democrats who say this would be a great thing when, if it actually happens, if he is the one that's nominated, i don't think it ends the rancor taking place inside the beltway at all. >> maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. i don't think the russia thing would end, when trump bombed syria, when he sat down with president xi in china, it came back because the trump administration fired comey at wrong time. all right? david: boyd, do you agree with that? >> the timing was horrible, and like many things the trump administration rolled out, it's a mulliga

first american of visitors to vietnam and to senators john mccain, john kerry, hillary clinton, jim webb and those near and far. [speaking in native tongue] i can see here many failure faces, good friends of vietnam for many years. [speaking in native tongue] looking back at the history of upheavals in our relationships, the past 20 years of corporation i would like to say to you and to also president trump that we have thrived beyond ourselves having not only risen above the past but look toward the future but embarked upon a journey together to shape a brighter future and write a new chapter for our relations. we contribute to peace and prosperity in asia-pacific and beyond. [speaking in native tongue] almost a year ago, the unprecedented and a very successful visit by party general secretary set a milestone and a critical turning point in our bilateral ties. this is now visit by my first visit to us as prime minister. [speaking in native tongue] just before coming here i held talks with president trump and prior to that had a series of meetings with american secretaries and politician

. >> if you want to know more about our number one rating by weather rate, head over to webb we and click on the weather link and you will see the article and a been new picture of our team. ready for the weekend, guys. >> well deserved on the award. congratulations. >> thanks. >>> ever worry you boarded the wrong plane? it happened, traveling to paris. how did a woman end up here in san francisco. >> we have jimmy. >> hey guys, giselle bundchen is here for pop quiz. paul gee monty. and thank you notes. do not change the channel. it is a great one tonight. >>> happening now, waffles, pancakes, french toast and much more, close to a dozen ant jemimah products have been recalled because of possible listeria contamination. no reports of anyone getting sick. we have a complete list of the products impacted on our website. back with more news in moment. yes, the toyota mirai runs on hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blo

so that will plug a hole in our knowledge when that one gets launched. >> rose: the james webb you used to work at nasa. >> good, that's it. he was the head of nasa. he was the top dog at nasa during most of the run-up to the apollo missions. >> rose: his daughter went to school with me. >> oh, cool, okay, yeah. >> rose: so when you beyonds being a director of the hayden planetarium, beyond going a big television podcast star, do you have time for research? >> no. so hold me back. so you know, i might put in-- today, oh my gosh, a fie hours a week. and i really want to boost that number back up. >> rose: how do you stay on top of things. >> well, it's hard. so i have colleagues who are and i attend seminars and i speak to them frequently. so i'm hanging on. >> rose: you don't want to just be a spokesman. >> no, i don't. and in fact i have a possibly delusional ambition. >> rose: recognition is the first thing. >> to recovery. >> rose: to treatment. >> so in a few years if there are enough other people on this landscape that i now occupy writing books, doing tv and there is some there, i

we will keep you posted on travel issues or problems on line and on air at webb,. >>> oregon police identified two pem stabbed and killed on a train by a man they say was screaming hate speech. the attack happened in portland yesterday. witnesses say people tried calming a man down who was screaming hate speech at two women. the suspect attacked them. they died from the injuries. police captured christian as he ran through a neighborhood near the hollywood transit center. he has a lengthy criminal histo histo history. >>> take a look at an image of salman abedi. he is carrying the backpack with the device that killed 22 people and hurt 119 others. investigators radio trying to find out what he was doing in the days lead leading up to the concert. abedi returned to the uk from libya on may 18th. 13 people have been arrested said to be part of a network abedi was part of. >>> president trump on his way home after his first overseas trip since taking office. today mr. trump participated in the final day of the g7 summit and spoke to u.s. troops stationed in sicily. jay gray has more. >> reporter:

we'll be talking to the former pensions minister steve webb. other main stories on bbc news at 5: jeremy corbyn promises to scrap tuition fees for students starting university in england this autumn. the numbers of working—class youngsters going to university has declined, the number of university applications is going down, surely we should be investing in our future. president trump prays at the western wall on a visit to israel and talks to both israeli and palestinian leaders. and the diamond that turned out to bea and the diamond that turned out to be a cut above the rest, bought the £10 ina be a cut above the rest, bought the £10 in a car—boot sale it will go under the hammer the £350,000. it's five o'clock. our main story: the conservatives have performed a rapid climb—down over their central manifesto pledge on social care. theresa may, in a campaign speech in wrexham, said their plans include a consultation on a cap — or in her words an "absolute limit" on the money people will need to pay. it's unclear what that cap will be. the conse

and then police say joshua lee webb carried her severed head into a grocery store and stabbed a clerk. other clerks ended up taking him down. >> there's trouble in paradise, trash, tons of it, have been found in a remote island in the pacific thousands of miles from everywhere. it's a wakeup call on what happens to all the plastic we throw away. >> and perhaps the only silver that our own frank hahn ray han is surrounded by happy celtics fans. >> right, yeah, disappointing night here at boston, as the celtics take on our wizards. we have the details next in sports announcer: while everyone discusses the future of health care, 18 million americans are already choosing it.... with medicare advantage: a proven public-private volume. where early intervention and management of chronic conditions is leading to better outcomes. and costs are more predictable and affordable. why do so many seniors choose medicare advantage? maybe because with age comes wisdom. medicare advantage. leading the way. intelligent technology can help protect it. >>> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank hanrahan. br

webb, you're all right. >> thank you. clues that facebook chief mark zuckerberg could be eyeing another office? maybe the presidency? first, making a photo-op on a ford assembly line. we've seen that now, jetting to a swing state to dine with a family of democrats which voted for president trump. what is the angle, lizzie? liz: basically going to all 50 states to voice wit democrats who voted for trump. he hung out with the democrat mayor of south bend, indiana recently. he posted images on line. he hired david plouffe, obama's campaign manager. to help with the philanthropy of the his initiative. lobbying group he is launching. class-action suit, brought up by mark an address son, when does all your government service talk turn off shareholders? you have to watch that. seems like he is angling for some kind of political run. stuart: looks like it. liz: not talking about it. stuart: david webb, still with us. last his appearance. >> i will come every day this week. stuart: is he running for presidency? >> i don't know wha

ospreys are missing their scrum half rhys webb although wales captain alun wynjones is back after injuryh the earlier advantage, dan biggar putting them 3—0 ahead after eight minutes. a tight first half, but this quick thinking gave munster the other hand, they led 8—3 at half—time, still the school with around 22 minutes to go. england have topped their pool at the rugby sevens world series at twickenham after three wins from three today their crucial match came against australia this afternoon where dan norden late try sealed the 19—12. they'll play in the quarterfinals. last year's winners scotland and wales are also into tomorrow's cup quarters millwall will be back in the championship next season, after they beat bradford i—o in the league one play—off final. millwall finished sixth in the league, only qualifying for the playoffs with five minutes left of the season. it was a remarkable finish to this match with fan favourite steve morison after the game said his fans who invaded the pitch at the end of the game ruined the celebrations for him! nick parrott was watching. after two y

february, waymo sued -- joining us with multiple sides is alex webb. from central -- san francisco. >> the trade secret case that waymo brought against uber, that's the basic underlying claim that waymo has brought. it's turned into the most complicated lawsuit i have followed in 12 years. it has so many different moving pieces. the most complicated piece of ny is at theony levi center of the case but he's not a defendant. that's the most interesting piece of this and it has created a lot of ripple effects. there's a lot going on here. vonnie: this employee is , human resources is involved, and uber hasn't been the best at human resource management. uber said that they expect him to be part of the defense and testify in the case and anthony took the fifth. year when gmr a paid a lot of money for a startup called cruise. all of a sudden, a lot of top engineers at places like google and tesla said i could get a massive payday if i strike out on my own company. anthony left google and started a company that uber bought for $700 million. they've got to try

anthony lewandowski highlights an uptick in trade secret cases in the .utonomous car industry alex webbs now from san francisco with more. are there many ways you can make a car autonomous? alex: there are a lot of different ways. but why the big companies want winter that if they are engineers leave, the are not using the same way. if this is proprietary information, that creates a huge legal obstacle. the big tech companies and car companies are -- andie: when employees move the technology is proprietary to the previous company, they cannot use that without expecting jail time or a massive court case. is the problem that once it's out mother engineers can replicate it in a similar fashion? if you look at the market, the head of your chrysler talks about the fact that companies are spending a huge amount of my to come up with the same solutions. yet to be first to get to those solutions -- you have to be first to get to those solutions. maybe someone has the solution and another one does not. vonnie: tell us about this employee. alex: he was one of the earliest automated technology --

ospreys are missing their scrum half rhys webb although wales captain alun wynjones is back after injurye earlier advantage, dan biggar putting them 3—0 ahead after eight minutes. millwall will be back in the championship next season, after they beat bradford 1—0 in the league one play—off final. millwall finished sixth in the league, only qualifying for the playoffs with five minutes left of the season. it was a remarkable finish to this match with fan favourite steve morison after the game said his fans who invaded the pitch at the end of the game ruined the celebrations for him! nick parrott was watching. after two years of relegation, emotions got the better of millwall fans. confrontations after the final whistle will soon be forgotten. the huge release of tension came as a result of getting the better of a bradford side who had looked more likely to win. the best chance of an end to end first half full of missed opportunities felt to billy clark. a goal looked inevitable but jordan archer did just enough to keep him out. both sides could have done better in the second half that was

as he said, jack webb, just the facts. but the facts he's looking for are confirmation of what's been reported, which is there's a memo out there that said the president tried to get the case dropped against the guy who was trying to get immunity so he could perhaps testify against the president. this is very much connected to russia and trump. you just need those two words to cover the news lately -- russia and trump. they're useful proper nouns that get you through all of this. explain. what do you think of this impeachment possibility? what's more needed to prove obstruction of justice than the president fires the guy coming after him after asking him to drop the case? what more do you need? >> we now do have a very powerful story of the case, a theory of the case. the pieces are starting to fit together, and this valentine's day massacre of justice that was reported just a couple hours ago is a key piece. now, certainly my colleague from maine is absolutely right. we want to see the memo. we want to see the rest of the

witnesses say joshua webb was covered in blood and carrying a knife when he entered the store.s say webb killed his mom earlier in the day and was carrying around her remains in a bag. he then stabbed a grocery store employee several times. ( mark ) the employee is expected to survive. police have not said why the man was targeted. webb has been charged with murder and attempted murder. ( darya ) four men have pleaded guilty in the hazing death of a new york college student. 18-year-old michael deng died after he was injured in a fraternity ritual on a trip to pennsylvania. prosecutors say the fraternity brothers waited to contact police after deng was injured. four of the fraternity members have pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and concealing evidence. more than 30 other fraternity members are still awaiting court appearances. these guilty pleas also come as 18 men are being charged with the death of a freshman at penn state who w

webb, thank you as well. right. thank you so much for that.nother big story in asia is the 's continued desire to rein in north korea. trumps pick for ambassador says sanctions could be on the table. that is later on this hour. as thetpp rise again remaining nations prepare to meet. we will ask our strays trade minister what can be achieved. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "daybreak asia." i am betty liu in new york. >> i am yvonne man in hong kong. trade officials discuss the future of tpp. and talks will set the stage for the aipac trade summit. istralia's trade minister at the milken conference in beverly hills with haslinda amin. deacon really determine the fate of tpp. >> he says tpp minus one is possible, but really? good to have you with us. why are you so optimistic. you say it is still possible. >> it is absolutely possible and good if it happens. fundamentally, we were disappointed, but it was not unexpected when the u.s. with drew. there have been questions about what countries might do, but we met recently and had a conversation an

joining me now is kate webb, shelter‘s head what do you mean by these desperate dangerous debt levelsenters and work on lower earnings and actually had to borrow money over the past yearjust actually had to borrow money over the past year just to actually had to borrow money over the past yearjust to keep up with their rent payments. and we're not talking about people borrowing from the mum or something, this is people actually taking out credit card debt, overd rafts actually taking out credit card debt, overdrafts and taking out loa ns debt, overdrafts and taking out loans just because the events they are having to pay are no ludicrously out of step with what people are actually owning. according to research, more than 500,000 people resorting to borrowing through credit cards and other resources. who do you classify as these low earners? we looked at people earning less tha n earners? we looked at people earning less than the average, this isn't just people in very and secure minimum wagejobs, just people in very and secure minimum wage jobs, this just people in very and secure min

but research by steve webb, who now works for the pensions firm, royal london, found some local councils set up a scheme to reclaim the money. the conservatives insist the changes would ensure fairness across the generations. president trump will arrive in israel today, on the second leg of his first overseas tour. he's due to meet both israeli and palestinian leaders — with peace talks dominating the agenda. the president has called an israeli—palestinian peace agreement "the ultimate deal", but so far has been vague about what form it should take. simon clemison reports. after what some called an islamaphobic start on the campaign trail, donald trump has met leaders and spoken of working together with muslim nations to decree —— defeat extremists. element this is not a battle between different faiths, different sects or different civilisations. this is a battle between barbaric criminals who seek toa between barbaric criminals who seek to a glitter rate human life and decent people. drive them out of your communities ——a glitter rate. drive them out of your holy land and drive them out

. >> one doctor recently told webb md, if we start taking memory as seriously as we take heart disease a massive leap forward in our ability to prevent alzheimer's, wsa nine rated dc's most accurate forecast. >>> the day has turned around a little bit. it's pretty pleasant outside. . low 60s winds out of the south about five. for tonight, clouds hanging tough. limit dry and looking at. temperatures 56 and 65. more afternoon showers tomorrow but mainly. more sun and warmer on wednesday. it's a pretty good day. especially if we have a low bar, so to speak. rain chances this week. tomorrow is scattered. a better chance south of i-66. and then on wednesday, just isolated. thursday is a darn your washout and friday and saturday are just isolated. that's not bad as we go into the memorial day weekend. isolated from saturday. 10:00 tonight, maybe a sprinkle. temperatures in the upper 60s. downtown mid-60s. we briefly kind of partially clear out a bit and then clouds rush back in by morning. 62 downtown by 6:00 a.m. looking at even 52 tour cumberland. showers down to the south. by 9:00, no wor

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look at concord at 71 degrees. 75 in brandon webb brentwood. we're down 53 san francisco.g comfortable at 62 degrees. overnight tonight, the majority of the region will feature plenty of stars out there. settling in the mid-50s. only exception right along the coast where the fog is going to keep news the 40s. future weather too. the fog tomorrowing 6:00 in the morning, mainly over san francisco. portions of the shoreline in san francisco and oakland. it's going to pull back about 10:00 in the morning. much of san francisco is seeing sunshine. we do expect the afternoon to feature sunny skies from the coast to the bay to inland. look at our highs in the microclimate. 90 in san jose. 88 for gilroy. 87 for sunnyvale. along the peninsula, 82, menlo park. 84, mountainview. the coast with fog, keeping half moon bay at 63 degrees. san francisco will be mild with afternoon sunshine. 70 south san francisco. 60 for daly city. into the north bay, warm to hot. 86, santa rosa. 92 vallejo. about 95 in cloverdale. tomorrow in oakland, a warm afternoon. 89 in fremont. 80 richmond. and bac

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including 14-year-old todd webb jr. killed in october in a shoot-out in capital heights. >> it's good to remember people. >> the people behind this moving memorial will replicate it year after year until as they put it congress toughens on gun laws. i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. >> you hear it a lot on this day. "happy memorial day." but is it appropriate? some answers to that question for you in a moment. >> like piecing together a puzzle. larr puzzle together. momentums left behind at the vietnam veterans memorial. >> today would have been the 100 birthday of former president john f. kennedy. the many places around d.c. and his powerful words honoring his birthday coming up when "abc7 news at 5:00" continues after the break. ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people

you could hear the rollingthe mangled g-m-c truck came to rest at webb ave and park street.after takingout a street light.sot - they rolled 8 or 9 timesspeed was a factor in the deadly crash, according to witnesses. 7 people were inside the "full-sized" g-m-c truck. one of them, a woman - died here at the scene. sot - they cut open the truck to get people outanother person inside the truck was rushed to highland hospital, where he died. police tell me the other 5 occupants are at the hospital with critical injuries.sot - we heard the sirens almost immediately. it was fast. lots of emt and emergency personnel on site immediatelyas for the woman driving the minivan traveling along tilden way that got hit by the truck at park street . i'm told that driver will survive. neighbors looked on in fear, and say accidents in this area are a commong occurrence.sot - it's increasing and it's frightening living here. i have a family and i don't feel safe havig them walking around standupthis is still an active investigation.it isn't clear if drugs or alcohol played a part in the crash.reporting from

yesterday, kept the area around park street and webb closed for ten hours. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony joins us live with details about the people who died. laura? >> a very difficult knew month for high school students here in the union city. they lost five young people in all. all to car accidents. earlier this month. an 18-year-old died on her way home from the prom. today, they learned there were two more. >> she was very sweet, kind. >> alicia, classmate of brianna ortega, one of two 17-year-olds killed in the horrific crash. >> she made me feel welcome in high school. didn't make me feel scared at all. just very sweet. i wish everybody knew her the way i did. >> brianna would have turned 1, june 12. >> teacher linda thomas has known her for three years, saw her last friday when thomas says the teen was making plans to return to school. and work towards her diploma. >> she would have done something wonderful in this world. and i'm sorry we won't get an opportunity to see what her future would have been. >> one of seven people in the full size pick